alackaday (Meaning)
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alackaday (interj.)
An exclamation expressing sorrow.
Synonyms & Antonyms of alackaday
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alackaday Sentence Examples
- Alackaday, the poor beggar had lost all hope of finding a warm meal on that cold winter night.
- Alackaday, the once proud castle now stood in ruins, a symbol of bygone glory.
- Alackaday, the news of the tragic accident spread through the village, casting a pall of sorrow over the community.
- Alackaday, the sweethearts were separated by circumstances beyond their control.
- Alackaday, the ambitious project faced unforeseen challenges, leaving the team disheartened.
- Alackaday, the fading sunset marked the end of a day filled with missed opportunities.
- Alackaday, the vintage bookshop closed its doors, marking the end of an era for book lovers in the town.
- Alackaday, the once clear skies turned ominous, signaling an impending storm.
- Alackaday, the elderly woman sighed with regret as she reminisced about the dreams she never pursued.
- Alackaday, the treasured heirloom was lost in the fire, leaving the family in mourning.
FAQs About the word alackaday
An exclamation expressing sorrow.
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Alackaday, the poor beggar had lost all hope of finding a warm meal on that cold winter night.
Alackaday, the once proud castle now stood in ruins, a symbol of bygone glory.
Alackaday, the news of the tragic accident spread through the village, casting a pall of sorrow over the community.
Alackaday, the sweethearts were separated by circumstances beyond their control.
